A group of women getting ready to board an airplane. They are dressed in a variety of styles, from glamorous to casual, and have a range of body types, appearances, and facial expressions. At the front of the pack is Melissa McCarthy's "Megan" and Rose Byrne's "Helen". The rest of the film's ensemble cast of women can be seen trailing behind them.

Always a Bridesmaid and Never a Bride, Until Now: How ‘Bridesmaids’ (2011) Allowed Women to Take the Front Seat in Comedies 

By: mmstein
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“Aside from being groundbreaking and hilarious, there is a lot to ‘Bridesmaids’ that often goes unappreciated.”

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Lady Bird, dressed in a pink prom dress and her friend Julie, dressed in yellow pyjamas, sit on a couch hand in hand

F**k Men! Women Who Want More

By: leoni horton
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When love isn’t enough. Looking at women in film who say F**k Men! and choose independence over the safe arms of their leading men.

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